Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, February 16, 1934 Page: 4 of 8
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\ight the bdok on
rocaduto. Margery
the following statement* in
the hope’s that bu*im-»« meeting*,
will be carried' on eofrrfrtly. }■
liTnstekd of saying **I make a
motion,” say "I move that—.
2. The chairman choutd repeat i
motion made.'£ t- ■
Ufa of Lee. Williamson. I 4. After a motion'.the chairman
Bear* of Blue Kiwr, 'Majors
Abraham * * ‘ “ “
Sdvey Pmam,
Lad a DajTTer
^raedom^ PM^tor, CrowafieM.
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tore wio fi*An ■ roAu.
"That*<7*0grimy *“r«*Jr *• hard."
\ t'aa Yea Imagine * *
I A. dog walking tn^p Study Ball
and going op mnj down. the teles ~
to make sore the pupils aiu study. ,
ting and a certain teacher giving
him a pat for Ms good work?
2. A little gray miaay cUmbipg
in the teacher's chair OF Study
ymnwaB-
Found department. (He was lost,
but not found.)
“ S. Htudy Hails were much quiet
the Study Hall. Rules were
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”• Answer—Tea. if he has moved to*" I'npWa and their parents have; Press Clah Gift Te Scheel most hear a second -befoeebe re-
“ a fafm yhxfc is efigiMe under the $•*» inquiring eofwernis* a list oft By the end of the school year ^ peat* the motion, rr after
contract. T , ^ books that should be read by every Press (Tub members expect, top, •' Music Appreciation ’agRtod on by the teachera.
~ .j Question—Is * new former who T1“ faUowinc m a complete have in the dob treasury about $16, The eighth concert in Series C 4 A little, big, fat boy turned *
land which is eligMe under the,1
otherwise the answer is1
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^m*ia not suffirientlv
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Mrs. Mary Balfc Hnghdk Anson, has been critically HI of prfrcmon - Answer—Tea. The normal
who udarwint a majoe epartomm to> if alsarty recovermg. *be » still umeit of fertihser may be used,
the —nHhrium two weeks ago. was 4uit* TO.. " Using ®r encouraging the use of
adk U> return heave Wednesday, j . * * * more than the norma) am. unt of
• • * I Horace Boeing was readmitted to fertiliser violate the spirit of the
Wyaum Dom Love. A-mmsth eld the hospital Tsc-tay for further cotton acienge reduction plan,
nag at M£ and Mrs. E H. Lee* of tscatment of bems infection in the. Question—Will jeneh farm be in-
to the nan- rigfcl leg- The leg was put in a spected and measured to soe that
the roq
first of this wuek.,foe chit W-
Relief
Demmnd sad Cm*
The .Sonata
_____ Inch son. tions and plareia a small box inthe ] Sonata No. 10 in G, for Piano and
Patty Pans, La Ganke. Arithmetic room. The classified Violin—Beethoven. .
Janice Meredith. Ford. “wants’* are Hated below: ‘ [ This is the last of BeethovenV
Alice of Old Vincennes. Thomp New ball catchers for boys and sonatas for piano and violin.
«s rirls. new library books.’ a Texml It was composed in 1812 and
Jeremy. Walpole - flag, large dock for sUidv hall.'dedicated to Rudolf, Archduke of
Emmy Leq, Martin. large picture of Franklin D Roose-! Austria, tv h o gas a pupil of aroo? ,
Little Men. Akott. ' velt. some pecan time* to be plant-'Beethoven apd who, with the noted* In 6X make a 1<W per cent ut a
Little Women. Alcott ed in fcMbr of George Washington;iv>olini»t Rode, gave the sonaU its Reading test? ----- .
Poor Little Rich Girl, Gates. medicinq...Sam Houston’s picture, first performance. It consist* of In «Y wears a blue.sweater aha
Wild Aninmls at Home, Seton. new Victrola records, pew shades four movements.
Blagh Beauty, SevrrfL for windows, new loving cup. j Brahms Program
roe required conon acreage redoc-» Tom SavCrer. Twam. . I _ _ SprIKng Grades I L Third Movement from Quar
Ahm-actually It evade and that’R*b^,ca of Sunnybrook Farm
Other terma of the contrort g** Bonnet, J«ob*
after school ?
Which Pupil
tn 6X is so heavy hgjmeflc# hb
bicycle !
In ftY is^ long legged as a Vang-
talks in Mr. Cook’s Study Hall?
In 7X lies down in hia desk?
Tn 7Y puts bee books on t h «
bench beside the wail
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i R. W.’ Clement, • Peacock, was „ , . , _____
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* appenc x prrmnm. Me P the secood payment for 1994 oy Tounwan*
■—fH9t MB be certified —...... ----------T 'S^ "r^’ i t
*.1 Question—If tbe producer’s farm; ^ DoohtUe. Loftmg
Puoils receiving 100 per cent on;tet in a Minor, Op. SI, So. 2, for
‘the Spelling teats the pas* two two .violin*. Viola and 'Cello, > -~r-
weeks are: ' / J 2. Second movement , from Sons-! Jokea
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T L. Atchison. Haskell, who
mg a alow teeny from his ill-!
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GENUINE BAYER
ASPIRIN
HECAl'SE 01 •
lets are made to dm-
duuohre—INSTANT-
them. Taut they atari
a BCVitii _
t^sSfe
dwE relief in
^tbemal Boyer vtkkite
ns deva above and for the words
GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN on
every bottle or package you buy.
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Answer ••No.
ip cotton acreage
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nrequlrSTiTi®^
sage be » i>tr
Captains Courageous, Kipling,
le Confederates, Page.
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Class 4X. Pete Andrews. Mridred if -» A, Op. lOfr. for VioHn and
Lawson, and Chrysteen McKav. jPInno. '. - 4
r.nhrt.
Mononetie Dodson. Vivian L-mb!V.ola and Cello ' Photographer:
Mildred Rogers, and Anr.ie Slov- Heard in the Hall* jlt>-
seek. ' ■, >" f **Dld you pass ^n that Arithmetic MrL Pauling: Fine. Hero a a pic-
Mr. Pauling *'T>o you make life-
tise enlargements from, snap-
•That's my spec-
Music
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are Iwo,- .IteM of fira l , *T>o yVm I
Strange Adventures of a Pebbld drills, one obstructed and one un-it,on-
a CoOina. 74. of Roby who bnd’«P«> tk number of acres planted . . , p w W ^ °< fir* <Th*t rorely U a pretty bloUM* ”
planted and in cultivation on! Ca^>" ff Teimevsee Nicholson, used. If the more accessible exit*
July 1 in each year of tbe base « * bnef period all
period. i Bird s Christmas Carol. jggin*; rooms, corridors, afjd stairways
• :wt 1 imbwddiu Cute Oaaytm.*?
Apprecis-j —Handed in by Lillian Lamb.
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New “Peggy Anna" Product.
the sanitarium three wpsks, <
dismissed Tuesday afternoon.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON
AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT
PLANS
Pregami by T<
year
the
partial or complete crop
Question—If the producer bad m ^1*^1 1Unn*ra for BoyTand ! mav be clear. j ^
fsilmiCi^Bsdt , .
1 Fifty Famous People. Baldwin.
i The obstructed is conducted by
^having oag pr more exits'blocked.'
M college d^^nem^^rf^^yem. fa] Famous Stones Retold, {thus requiring pupils to find and
Csttan Pisa .
Question—Who may eater
t reduction
be aifectodT
‘ Answer—Tea; bees
^ags pspduetion wiO be lower.
plan?
GENUINE RATER ASPIRIN
DOBS NOT HARM THE HEART
Balwin.
because his aref-T ADee»i Advimture,
^S^Question-^-Can n producer who is' Around xhe
Answer—A. Any producer who b SSTrfbte i^dudTtbem”'aT^-1 ?*row of Everyday Life, Coe.
operating two or more separate
, - „ * : v . ~ tracts of land include then
ite^temnt ^wbo;J*^«*tr,trmrt and ^
c.' vrtsJSaF*"™-** ^d th<> *re *n
* under one ownership and operated
as one farm. If they are operated
as. individual farina or by manag-
ing share-tenants, the producer
Cotton was planted for 9 years;
land. Carroll.
Ar
Carroll.
three conditions:
L Cotton was planted for at least
4 yean of the base period 1928 to
1922. inchisrvc-
T5T r
years HI nucr INI or 19M. i i i ..
X. Cotton was ptonted in both of ** * Contrart-
the years '1921 and 1932.
B. Any producer who is an own-
landlord, cash tenant or manag-J
*u*a other—**v» of - leaving the
Wonder- [building. To nrevent confusion, the
leader* should use familiar signals.
World - .{Book IV.),:as raising both hands for the line
- reverse, one hand, for the line
j to Stop. etC. \ • # V.'
Robinson Cruso, DeFoe. J In order to accustom pupils to
Treasure Island. Stevenson. the use of different exits, the drill*
should be given at different periods
of tbe day. During the drill, order
should be considered before
Before -Anri! the first all pupils
in the sixth and seventh grades
must write a theme, or make a book
or poster, on some phase of fire
‘prevention or protection.
I*’.and. Stcvensc
Swiss Family Robinson. Wyes.
Adventures of a Brownie. Mul-
Boy Scouts in Glacier Park.
'^Seat Animal Stories I Know,
Minot.
Piloting the Air Mail. Thiesa.
OF ALL KINDS!
WE ESPECIALLY RECOMMEND
Qu*-«tion —What restrictions are
placed on the cotton land rented to
the Secretary of Agriculture?
.w Mtnia
a. Under no circumstance* can
any crop be grown for sale direct-!
ly or indirectly upon tbe land ,tak-l
en out of cotton production. In rent-
ing this land to the Secretary, the
should not expect to use
for producing any product for
Hardware Specials
And when you buy here you make your selections
from one of the most complete lines of Hardware
in West Texas. ;
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9il2 Diamoed RUGS
$6.95
A rag base, guaranteed Rug. It will
pay jwu to inspect the quality of
this rug before buying. ONLY__i.
Enamels, Paints and Varnish
High Grade, Per Caa
-show-he would -ct-t
land rented to a neighbor,-
b. Feed crops intended to be
grown on other land for the feed-
ing of livestock cannot be diverted
to the land taken out of cotton pro-
duction, thereby releasing acreage
for tbe production of some crop or
crops for sale.
c. The boundaries- of tbe land
taken-oot of cotton production shall
be marked by the producer with
or other appropriate mark-
er* ...
d. The land cannot be. made -a
source of profit by renting or oth-
erwise disposing of its use or “by
the.sale or exchange* directly or*
irectly of product* from the
land. ’■ - '
' TWHeg Plan
Question —- Can a contract be
Science says Today
use a LIQUID Laxative
If you want to GIT RID of Constipation worries—
\~r-Pc. Bridge Sets
rtiis is an outstanding value for,.
$1.98
FULL LINE OF QUEENS WEAR
•N (fl»i* i»k
t_______i* • ■
OIL STOVE SPECIAL!
■k ' . > ' ' ■ * *v'
5-Banser, boilt-ia Dvea V'.CA
—OIL aK>K RANGE ■-jL'™
_ by a {Jf^ducer for corn or
hogs alone ?
Answer—No, except as follows:
a. If his 1932-33 litter* were less
than four, he does not have to re
duce
receive
i-Barner,. 2 Giant Burners,
NEBCO TROPICAL RANGE
$34-50
SPECIALS ON ALL SIZE FILES .
10-inch FILES___...__________15c
The unwise use of hanh laxatives
may drain the system, weaken the
bowd muscles, and in some cases
even affect tbe liwr and kidneys.
A doctor will ted yon that tbe
wrong choice of laxatives often does
mors harm than good.
Fortunately, tbe public is fast
returning to tbe use of- laxatives
in Hfvw form.
A property prepared Squid
thra brings ■ perfect mover
There it no discomfort at the time
and no weakness after. You don't
hero to take “a double doee" a day
ortfohtow ..........
" .bit
the contents. If' it contains one
doubtful drug, don’t take ft.
You can keep tbe bowels regular,
and comfortable.
The liquid te»ti
This test baa proved to many men
and woman that their trouble waa
not “weak bowels, * but strong
cathartics i
Flrsti select a. good liquid
thru. Second: taka the dose you
is suited to year system. *“
gradually reduce the doee
bowel* ere movtnfl regularly
out any need of nnehtka
6*^6 FEEDS
Including 6 plus 6 Dairy Feeds, Chick
StRfter. Growing and Laying Mash. In-
spected and guaranteed under the Texas
State Feed Law, - 3
Crark Bras. 6 Plus 6 Cow Feed is com-
. . posed of ear com chop with h u s k*
ground whole oats, 43 .per cent protein
cottonseed meal, wheat bran, wheat
—gray aborts & cant ground pan
~nut hay, raw bone meal, !/•* per cent salt
CUSTOM GRINDING
All kinds of feed , ground, including
wheat, oats, barley, corn, maize, aind
bundle and bale stuff ab—
15c Per 100 Lbs.
We Are Installing New Fairbanks
10-ion, 28* SCALES
Ut
IMpg
Dr. CaldwelT* Syrup PepsLu baq
ISs Til^haat standing among liquid
lixattaa, and Is tbs one faroraDr
a natural
contains senna.
12-inch FILES ____
------25c
No.€ DRY CELL BATTERIES
-25c
Full Line of Leather Goods and
Case Farm Implements.
JIM DANDY HORSE COLLARS
' 7*3T*' . ..... ... .
I ,/»x22 HeaVy Hame Strings
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OUft BARGAIN COUNTER
. Wa have a large group of useful house bold needs thst
sre marked down to real bargain prices. Just s few cents
buys many item* every one am Use. . ,.
eligible to reoeiye s payment even
uce hog produc-
b. Tf hi* 1932-33 average corn
acreage is l^ss than 10 acres, he
doe* not have to reduce corn pro-
duction, and be is not eligible fqr
payment.
In any case where the average
corn acreage is 10 or more acres
and the average number of litter*
is more than three, a producer
must reduce both com and hogs.
Question — Can a contract be
[signed if the producer does not in-
tend to plant corn or raise hog* in-
,1034? . ,v . * •
Answer—a. He may reduce his
corn acreage, in -1934 as much be- i
yond 20 per Cent of, the 1932-331
'average com acreage as he vriljhe*,l
but he cannot receive-payments for"
any reduction in excess of 30 per
cent unless “ otherwise authorized
_____________ of. Agriculture.
b. He may reduce his litters far-
’ and hogs produced for mar-
by any amount in exaceaa of
26 per cent of his 1932-33. average
receive n
Dr. CaldwutTs Syrup Pepsin is a laxative which is perfects
prescriptions!jpreparaU<m Lo^rhlcb l^safe tor the youngest
Clark Bros. Feed Store
W. Hamilton Street, First Door West of ' r
v R- B- SpeYicer J o. Building. _ __
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.but he
cannot
i for such
reduction
excess reduc-
te
» T South West Comer of Suture
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'W>
The contract signer agrees thal
I the farm under contract will be op-
' era ted throughout 19347”
person owns row
ri'-
an agreement whereby such
[person retains ownership and re-
Icelves back the,sows and a speci-
fied number of pdf* at some future
11time. Caa such person include the,
(litters of such sows in his 1932-33
; litters under a corn-hog reduction
jntraet *
Answer—No, because he does not
(own the litter* when farrowed and
because the litters are farrowed on
‘land not owned-or operated by him.
Question—Can hogs produced On
New "Peggy Anna" Product.
LOANS
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If you have borrowed 10 cents per pound from Government on your cot-
ton and desire to sell the cotton, see me.
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Huston, Cleburne. Stamford American (Stamford, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, February 16, 1934, newspaper, February 16, 1934; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1054684/m1/4/?q=%22Places+-+United+States+-+Texas+-+Haskell+County%22: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stamford Carnegie Library.